70 years of St. Louis history is stuck in a Denver data center, PBS station claims
Nine PBS, in St. Louis PBS, is suing a Denver data center over access to its 70-year archive of programming.
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4 people found ‘obviously deceased’ in Thornton home
Thornton Police Department officers found four people “obviously deceased” in a home Saturday night, police officials said.
US military death toll in Iran war rises to 14 after Navy pilot death this month
The Navy initially described the July 1 crash as an emergency landing and said there was “no indication the emergency was caused by hostile action.”
Good dog! More children’s hospitals turn to furry caregivers to help kids heal
These furry caregivers aren’t the typical therapy dogs volunteers bring to hospitals.
Trump and DOJ ask Supreme Court to toss $83 million defamation verdict in E. Jean Carroll case
President Trump and his administration are asking the Supreme Court to dismiss an $83 million defamation verdict won by E. Jean Carroll.
Today in History: May 30, 10 killed in clash between striking steelworkers and police
10 people were killed when police fired on steelworkers demonstrating near the Republic Steel plant in South Chicago.
Fatal Adams County crash included front-end collision between pickup trucks
A fatal two-truck crash shut down East 120th Avenue in Adams County for hours at 2:49 p.m. Sunday after a 40-year-old Denver man who died drifted his Chevrolet Silverado into oncoming lanes of traffic.
US gas prices fall below $4 for 1st time since March, but still 25% higher than last year
Gas prices are just below an average of $4 a gallon nationwide on Thursday, shortly after President Donald Trump signed a deal with Iran.
Feds send warning letters to 5 Colorado hospitals about their price transparency
Five Colorado hospitals recevied warning letters from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services saying their price transparency files weren’t up to par.
Today in History: July 30, India plunged into world’s biggest blackout
Three electric grids in India collapsed in a cascade, cutting power to 620 million people in the world’s biggest blackout.